California regulators approve SDG&E energy storage projects

on August 23, 2016

energy storage utility driveSDG&E was already bidding out storage projects when California regulators said they wanted to pick up the pace, allowing the utility to have the AES project on the table within months. The CPUC is pushing for expedited deployment to  avoid potential blackouts in the state, related to gas losses at the Aliso Canyon natural gas storage facility.

“We were in the process of a competitive solicitation for energy storage and already had completed a pre-evaluation of respondents,” SDG&E Chief Development Officer James Avery, “As a result, we could move quickly to respond to theCPUC’s request for expedited proposals.”

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